Sentence examples for is customarily called from inspiring English sources

The unseeded Thiago Alves of Brazil, who lost in the final qualifying round, takes Kiefer's slot, gaining entry into the main draw, making him what is customarily called a lucky loser.

A compartmental model based on these assumptions is customarily called a SIR or SIRS model.

In particular in Hunan Province of southern China, cultivated P. odoratum is customarily called "Xiang Yuzu" by local people, and the dried rhizome is often used as a common Chinese traditional medicinal herb for removing dryness, promoting secretion, and quenching thirst [ 4].

But at times, it's hard to know what elements of the story are more important — Horace's regret over never fighting in a war, or the fact that a minor figure named Phil Buzkol "actually had three nicknames, but he was customarily called 'McGarrett' "? (Fortunately for the reader and the story, it's the regret).

I have made my career by singing what are customarily called "trouser roles".

In order to depict such relationships in print, two-dimensional diagrams are customarily employed, called phylogenetic trees.

The liquid in a solution is customarily designated the solvent, and the substance added is called the solute.

As a handler of pigment, Goya strikes the viewer more with his increasing freedom of brushwork than with any coloristic brilliance; his palette is customarily brownish and subdued, clayey and parched, showing what Hughes calls "dun-colored tact".

Mark Wallinger's Diana is customarily wonderful.

Communion, received in the pews, is customarily a monthly observance.

Ancient Greek civilization is customarily classified into three segments.